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FABRIC, THREAD, AND NEEDLE COMBINATIONS
Note
● Never use a thread of weight 20 or lower. It may cause machine malfunction.
Memo
● The lower the thread number, the thicker the thread; and the larger the needle number, the thicker the
needle.
■ Ball point needle
Use the ball point needle when sewing on stretch fabrics or fabrics where skipped stitches easily occur.
The factory recommended needle is “HG-4BR” (Organ). Schmetz needles “JERSEY BALL POINT” 130/705H SUK
90/14 may be used as a substitute.
■ Transparent nylon thread
Use a 90/14 to 100/16 needle, regardless of the fabric or thread.
CAUTION
Fabric Type/Application
Thread
Size of Needle
Type Size
Medium weight
fabrics
Broadcloth Cotton thread
60–90
75/11–90/14
Taffeta Synthetic thread
Flannel, Gabardine Silk thread 50
Thin fabrics
Lawn Cotton thread
60–90
65/9–75/11
Georgette Synthetic thread
Challis, Satin Silk thread 50
Thick fabrics
Denim Cotton thread
30 100/16
50
90/14–100/16
Corduroy Synthetic thread
50–60
Tweed Silk thread
Stretch fabrics
Jersey
Thread for knits 50–60
Ball point needle
75/11–90/14
(gold colored)
Tricot
Easily frayed fabrics
Cotton thread
50–90
65/9–90/14Synthetic thread
Silk thread 50
For top-stitching
Synthetic thread
Silk thread
30 100/16
50–60 75/11–90/14
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Make sure you follow the needle, thread, and fabric combinations listed in the table.
Using the wrong combination, such as heavyweight fabric like denim with a small needle
(65/9-75/11), may bend or break the needle. The wrong combination may also cause the seam
to be uneven, the fabric to pucker, or the machine to skip stitches.
- Operation Manual 1
- Manual de instrucciones 1
- DANGER - To 2
- WARNING - To 2
- SAVE THESE 3
- INSTRUCTIONS 3
- CONTENTS 4
- 1 KNOWING YOUR SEWING MACHINE 5
- THE MAIN PARTS 6
- USING YOUR SEWING MACHINE 7
- Main power and sewing 8
- Foot controller 8
- Checking the needle 8
- Replacing the needle 8
- Changing the presser foot 9
- THE CONTROLS 10
- Patterns and stitch names 11
- Stitch length dial 15
- Stitch width dial 15
- Reverse sewing lever 15
- THREADING THE MACHINE 16
- 1 Spring on the shaft 17
- 3 7-10 cm (3-4 inches) 17
- 1 1 cm (1/2 inch) 17
- Lower threading 18
- Lower threading (for 19
- Upper threading 20
- 1 Spring 21
- 1 Thread take-up lever 21
- 1 Needle bar thread guide 21
- 1 5 cm (2 inches) 21
- Using the needle threader 22
- (for models equipped with 22
- Drawing up the lower 23
- 1 Upper thread 24
- 2 Lower thread 24
- 2 SEWING BASICS 26
- Trial sewing 27
- Changing the sewing 27
- Sewing thick fabrics 27
- 1 Basting 28
- 1 Flat bed attachment 28
- Thread tension 30
- 3 BUILT-IN STITCHES 31
- Shell tuck stitching 33
- Elastic stitching 33
- Double action stitching 34
- Fagoting 34
- Overedge stitching 35
- Feather stitching 35
- Triple zigzag stretch 36
- Decorative stitching 36
- Making a buttonhole 37
- (1-step automatic 37
- Adjusting buttonholes 39
- Sewing buttons 40
- 5 USING ATTACHMENTS AND 41
- APPLICATIONS 41
- Gathering 42
- Appliqués 42
- OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES 43
- Using the quilting guide 44
- Using the quilting foot 44
- Using the 1/4-inch 45
- Using the narrow hemmer 45
- 1 Needle 46
- 2 3 mm (1/8 inch) 46
- Using the blind stitch foot 47
- 6 APPENDIX 48
- TROUBLESHOOTING 50
- PELIGRO: para 54
- ADVERTENCIA: 54
- CONSERVE ESTAS 55
- INSTRUCCIONES 55
- CONTENIDO 56
- 1 CONOZCA SU MÁQUINA DE COSER 57
- COMPONENTES PRINCIPALES 58
- USO DE LA MÁQUINA DE COSER 59
- Comprobación de la aguja 60
- Cambio de la aguja 60
- Cambio del pie prensatela 61
- CONTROLES 62
- 27 puntadas 63
- Control de longitud de 67
- Control de anchura de 67
- Pulsador de retroceso 67
- ENHEBRADO DE LA MÁQUINA 68
- Enhebrado del hilo inferior 70
- (para los modelos equipados 71
- Enhebrado del hilo superior 72
- Recuerde 73
- Uso del enhebrador de aguja 74
- Procedimiento para tirar 75
- 1 Hilo superior 76
- 2 Hilo inferior 76
- Comienzo de la costura 78
- Costura de prueba 79
- Cambio de la dirección de 79
- Costura en telas gruesas 79
- Tensión del hilo 82
- 3 PUNTADAS DE COSTURA 83
- INCORPORADAS 83
- Costura de concha 85
- Costura elástica 85
- Costura de doble acción 86
- Costura de sobreorilla 87
- Costura de plumas 87
- Costura elástica en zig-zag 88
- Costura decorativa 88
- 4 COSTURA DE OJALES Y BOTONES 89
- Ajuste de ojales 91
- Costura de botones 92
- Costura de cremalleras 93
- Fruncidos 94
- Aplicaciones 94
- ACCESORIOS OPCIONALES 95
- Utilización de la guía de 96
- Utilización del pie para 96
- 2 3 mm (1/8 pulg.) 98
- MANTENIMIENTO 100
- PRECAUCIÓN 101
- SOLUCIÓN DE PROBLEMAS 102
- Printed in China 108
- XF4391-001 108
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